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As soon as I installed the AVG I had immediate problems. Couldn't double click on many things to open, my wireless access (my only internet access right now) would not work most of the time, my mouse would move over items without me touching it, and my taskbar processor items doubled with the *32 items which I now read is ok??? I also starting getting AVG alerts that these two particular dtownvmvsika.exe and teatimer166.tmp files were trying to get access so I permanently denied them both. When I started going through my registry, doing scans for viruses, I actually found the viruses with these same names that I had put a permanent denial on. I don't know how AVG let them go through anyway but 2 removed auto and 1 I had to remove manually out of the initial 8 but the remainder of them said the viruses deleted some files and others files were made and no access could be granted. I finally got some access to the internet and downloaded Spybot (which did not work right at the time), botnet, Trend Micro BrowerGuard 3.0 Beta, and Hi JackThis. I found 2 worms and backdoor trojans and they were deleted. After some research I came across one that told me to look in my registry for MountPoints2 and see if there was anything in that file. There was and I deleted the entire entry and closed and rebooted. It was later I noticed and it keeps having to be deleted but I can't figure out how this is coming back. I think that it is from a USB connection which is my IPOD Touch and every time I charge it the MountPoints2 comes back. I'm not entirely sure. At that time I found there is an "auto.bin" file and a Samsung file in my Windows Temp folder and thought that might be the problem but I read that it is a flash firmware file and not a virus, but I don't remember putting that there. I finally did a system restore to get rid of everything and then installed Norton 360. I have gotten a few backdoor trojans and worms that were removed. One confusing warning was a "HIGH" level threat that was just blocked that came from a signature that is a known threat that matched the signature from my own computer. (it made it look like my own computer was attacking itself) which makes me think there's a remote computer accessing my network. I still have problems with my wireless access and also noticed yesterday that when I ran my cursor over the network/wireless connection in the bottom right taskbar that it shows it's connected to two access points at the same time and is doing that right now. I have never seen that before.

As of now, there are a LOT of blocked intrusions which I have never experienced before on any of my computers and I really believe there is a keylogger on my system I can't find. I also went back to reinstall Spybot and Norton now says that there are 2 known threats on that download and blocked the page. I have seen posts of people saying now that AVG had the same issues. I am wondering if this is the start of the problems.

I'm posting the results from the 2 DDS scans you say to run and I'm hoping this helps. If needed, I also have results of the scan I did with HiJackThis if you would like me to send that to you next. Thanks and I hope this was not too long.

Hi daylamay,Best not to install an additional Antivirus when you already have one. This actually can make your protection worse.-----------------------------------------------Please Note Our Policy on the Use of P2P (Person to Person / Peer to Peer) file sharing programsIt is posted here: http://malwareremoval.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=491394#p491394As a condition of receiving our help, I have included the P2P program utorrent in the removal instructions below, so we are not wasting our time.If you have used this, you can be fairly confident this is a principal reason your computer is infected

It's really important, if you value your PC at all, to stay away from P2P file sharing programs, like utorrent, Bittorrent, Azureus, Frostwire, Vuze, Shareaza, Bitlord.(Limewire has been shut down by the courts).Criminals have "planted" thousands upon thousands of infections in the "free" shared files. Some of the recent infections can turn your machine into a doorstop.------------------------------------------------Remove Programs Using Control PanelFrom Start, Control Panel, click on Uninstall a program under the Programs heading.Right click each Entry, as follows, one by one, if it exists, choose Uninstall/Change, and give permission to Continue:µTorrentAdobe Reader 9.1Java(TM) 6 Update 15Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 6 Update 1Take extra care in answering questions posed by any Uninstaller.-----------------------------------------------------------REBOOT (RESTART) Your Machine---------------------------------------------Run a Scan with OTL

Right click on OTL.exe and select Run As Administrator to run it. If Windows UAC prompts you, please allow it.Since you have a 64-bit version of Windows, check the box at the top, labeledInclude 64 bit scans

Check the boxes labeled :

Scan All Users

LOP check

Purity check

Click on the Run Scan button at the top left hand corner.

OTL will start running. When done, 2 Notepad files will open; OTL.txt andExtras.txt.They will be saved on your desktop.

Please post the contents of these files.You may use separate replies if you wish. If any of the files are too large to post, you can split the oversize one(s) into multiple replies

I started to remove the items you requested....just a couple of questions. I won't be able to read documents if I remove Adobe Reader 9.1 so is there a reason why this is not a good program? Would I have problems running any of my media programs if I remove Java(TM) 6 Update 15 and Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 6 Update 1?

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